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Mrki_ma wrote:

karakondzula wrote:

SlAveni, slAveni
A gdje nasto bosanski i sto je onda slican npr poljskom?
Dijete drago, od kud vadis informacije molim te, to ne ucis u skoli sto posto.

Ja svoj jezik zovem bosanski cisto zato jer sam iz bosne, a i da ga zovem kineski svejedno je
Ama bas blage veze nemas o nicemu, izvini al mi je ispod nivoa da vise pricam s tobom. I usput malo mi te i zao...Nevjerovatno si zatrovan i sve ti je borba i rat izmedju vas i njih...

Pre-Slavic Period Bosnia-Herzegovina(until 958)
The earliest Neolithic population became known in the Antiquity as the Illyrians.

Conflict between the Illyrians and Romans started in 229 BC, but Rome would not complete its annexation of the region until AD 9. It was precisely in what is now Bosnia and Herzegovina that Rome fought one of the most difficult battles in its history since the Punic Wars, as described by the Roman historian Suetonius. This was the Roman campaign against the revolt of indigenous communities from Illyricum, known in history as the Great Illyrian Revolt, and also as the Pannonian revolt, or Bellum Batonianum, the latter named after two leaders of the rebellious Illyrian communities, Bato/Baton of the Daesitiates, and Bato of the Breuci.

The Great Illyrian revolt was a rising up of Illyrians against the Romans, more specifically a revolt against Tiberius' attempt to recruit them for his war against the Germans. The Illyrians put up a fierce resistance to the most powerful army on earth at the time (the Roman Army) for four years (AD 6 to AD 9), but they were finally subdued by Rome in AD 9, with the Roman side suffering heavy losses.

The last Illyrian stronghold, of which their defence won the admiration of Roman historians, is said to have been Arduba.] Bato of Daesitiates was captured and taken to Italy. It is alleged that when Tiberius asked Bato and the Daesitiates why they had rebelled. Baton was reputed to have answered: "You Romans are to blame for this; for you send as guardians of your flocks, not dogs or shepherds, but wolves." Bato spent the rest of his life in the Italian town of Ravenna.

In the Roman period, Latin-speaking settlers from the entire Roman Empire settled among the Illyrians, and Roman soldiers were encouraged to retire in the region.

The land was originally part of Illyria up until the Roman occupation. Following the split of the Roman Empire between 337 and 395 AD, Dalmatia and Pannonia became parts of the Western Roman Empire. Some claim that the region was conquered by the Ostrogoths in 455 AD. It subsequently changed hands between the Alans and the Huns. By the 6th century, Emperor Justinian had reconquered the area for the Byzantine Empire. The Illyrians were conquered by the Avars in the 6th century.
http://www.hungarianheraldry.org

Sta hoces da kazes? Da su prije dolaska slavena na ovo podrucje ovjde zivjeli iliri? Ma nemoj, to nisam znao
Inace smatra se da su albanci iliri dakle starosjedioci, a ne vidim da iko u bosni prica albanski.
Uglavnom ovaj ti link ide meni u prilog a ne tebi.

Salcho wrote:
Ja vas nista ne razumjem, imal ko da titluje ovaj tekst sto pisete ???

Ja razumjem samo Bosanski ?

cyprus wrote:Može li mi neko reći na kojem jeziku ja sad pišem?

Eto pises srpsko-hrvatska al kad bi se salili, pises bosanskim jezikom kao i mrki i ovaj crocop

Mrki_ma wrote:

Eto pises srpsko-hrvatska al kad bi se salili, pises bosanskim jezikom kao i mrki i ovaj crocop

Dobro saljivdzija, de mi onda ovo sto je on napisao prevedi na hrvatski, srpski pa onda na crnogorski

karakondzula wrote:

Mrki_ma wrote:

Eto pises srpsko-hrvatska al kad bi se salili, pises bosanskim jezikom kao i mrki i ovaj crocop

Dobro saljivdzija, de mi onda ovo sto je on napisao prevedi na hrvatski, srpski pa onda na crnogorski

Zasto da prevodim bosanski na bosanski (neki ga zovu srpsko-hrvatski jezik), ne razumijem

Jara wrote:U CG zvanično postoji i "bošnjački" jezik. Haj' sad da vas vidim - po čemu se dotični razlikuje od bosanskog?

http://montenegro-info.net/crna-gora-mo ... ija/jezik/

cyprus wrote:

sarajevonekad wrote:Danas: Te-levizor/Te-levizija; U periodu do kraja rata: Tele-vizor/Tele-vizija
Danas: Peri-od; U periodu do kraja rata: Pe-riod
Danas: u Me-đuvremenu; U periodu do kraja rata: u Među-vremenu
Danas: Orga-nizator/i; U periodu do kraja rata: Organi-zator/i

Ove prve varijante eventualno čujem samo na TV-u, u običnom govoru ih nema (bar u Sarajevu)...

temohpab wrote:Ja bi rek'o da vi mijesate jezik i izgovor, narjecje, dijalekt kako god. Sve je to jedan jezik.

I karakondzula aferimn za elementarno nepoznavanje bosne i bosanske historije